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Rossmere Youth Centre

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About

Rossmere Youth Centre is part of Hartlepool Borough Council's youth service, offering open-access creative and social sessions for young people aged 13–19, and up to 25 for those with lifelong learning difficulties. Supported by trained youth workers, sessions offer space to meet friends, try activities and explore issues that matter. Its current timetable also lists Youth Voice and Duke of Edinburgh activities.

What to expect

An informal council youth centre with trained youth workers, activities and opportunities to socialise. In addition to regular club nights, more structured projects support young people's voices and achievement.

Practical info

How to join
Visit a council-listed open-access session or contact Hartlepool Youth Service first for membership forms and eligibility. Ask about specific groups such as Youth Voice or Duke of Edinburgh before attending.

Accessibility & environment

Accessibility
The local Hartlepool Now directory lists accessible parking and an accessible toilet, but notes the overall venue is only partially accessible. Confirm individual requirements with the youth service.

Opening hours

Open-access youth club: Mondays and Thursdays 7pm–9pm. Youth Voice: Monday 4:30pm–6pm. Duke of Edinburgh activities: Tuesday 7pm–9pm. Individual programmes may have separate registration.

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Rossmere Youth Centre, Rossmere Way, Hartlepool

Hartlepool

TS25 5EB

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